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Jacqueline Breen

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Jul 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · Jacqueline Breen

    NT Aboriginal groups accuse CLP of 'weaponising' Closing the Gap funding (opens the original)

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    Northern Territory Aboriginal groups are calling for the federal government to hold the NT "accountable", through a change to funding arrangements, for what they say is a lack of action on Closing the Gap targets. It comes after federal Indigenous Australians Minister Malarndirri McCarthy last year said financial penalties were on the table for jurisdictions not meeting Closing the Gap commitments. The latest round of Closing the Gap annual data is due to be released late tonight. Aboriginal gro

  2. Article · Jul 25, 2026 · Jacqueline Breen

    Federal government says fuel supply 'solid and secure' as prices climb again (opens the original)

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    The federal government is moving to reassure motorists about Australia's fuel supply as the conflict between the United States and Iran re-escalates once again. Oil prices tipped over $US100 ($143) a barrel this week for the first time since May, with the national average unleaded 91 price at $1.88 per litre on Saturday and diesel at $2.30. The fuel excise discount is due to expire on August 2, having been halved this month to 16 cents per litre. The federal government is moving to reassure moto

  3. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Jacqueline Breen

    Children's commissioner quits as CLP set to pass controversial welfare changes (opens the original)

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    The Northern Territory children's commissioner has resigned as the Country Liberal Party government prepares to pass controversial child protection changes strongly opposed by Aboriginal, health, legal and human rights groups. It comes as parliament's government-dominated scrutiny committee has cleared the way for the amendments despite widespread opposition and confusion within the government about a key aspect of its legislation. In a three-two split, the Country Liberal Party (CLP) majority o

  4. Article · Jul 3, 2026 · Jacqueline Breen

    Chilling image from January 26 that stops gallery-goers in their tracks (opens the original)

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    Topic:Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art The finalists for this year's National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA) are on display in Darwin. A black-and-white photo of an Indigenous girl and her father, marching in Perth's Invasion Day rally earlier this year, is among the artworks. Three judges will announce the NATSIAA winners at a gala event in August. The small black-and-white photograph is hung on its own, to the side of the gallery. Most visitors have to stan

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